NOW GENERATION EDUCATION & TRAINING | PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
School Refusal and Re-engagement: Professional Learning Options
Practical training for educators, case workers, youth workers and community professionals supporting children with school attendance difficulties. Choose the format that suits your role and organisation.
Four ways to learn
Self-paced professional development course | Indicative $349
In development. Expressions of interest welcome. A proposed 4–6 hour course with case examples, practical resources and guidance on understanding barriers, working with children and families, planning re-engagement and reviewing progress. Dates and final pricing are to be confirmed.
Individual professional consultation | $295
A tailored 90-minute live online session to explore your professional setting, the challenges you are encountering and practical responses to school attendance difficulties.
Online parent course and consultation | $395
Access to the existing 10-lesson School Refusal Recovery course, followed by a 60-minute online consultation focused on applying the material to your work. The self-paced course was originally developed for parents and carers and is not a dedicated professional qualification.
Explore the existing parent course
Two-day school refusal and re-engagement training | Custom quote
Live professional development for schools, services and organisations, available by arrangement online or in person. This more extensive program supports coordinated, practical approaches across a team.
Discuss the right option for your setting
Individual professionals and organisations can enquire about consultations, group training, or register interest in the forthcoming professional course. We will confirm arrangements and payment details directly. Online checkout is not yet offered on this site.
Who is this training for?
Teachers, education support staff, case workers, youth workers, wellbeing teams, community services and professionals working alongside families whose children are struggling to attend or engage in education.
Led by Dr Lynette Maguire, researcher and experienced educator specialising in school attendance difficulties, educational psychology and practical re-engagement approaches.